Tibet Pilgrimage | Lhasa-Nyingchi-Yamdrok Lake-Shigatse Tashilhunpo Monastery 7-Day 6-Night Pure Sightseeing Group Tour

Lhasa-Nyingchi-Yamdrok Lake-Shigatse-Lhasa

🗓️ 7Día6Noche 📍 Lhasa
自然风光、湖泊、高原、雪域高原
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7-Day Pure Tibet Tour: From Lhasa to Nyingchi and Shigatse, visit highlights including Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon, Potala Palace, Yamdrok Lake, Tashilhunpo Monastery and more, with special Tibetan/Nepalese meals included, comfortable accommodation throughout, and a light luxury itinerary balancing depth and comfort, unlocking a new realm of Tibetan travel.

Tibet Pilgrimage | 7-Day 6-Night Pure-Play Group Tour of Lhasa-Nyingchi-Yamdrok Lake-Shigatse Tashilhunpo Monastery
Tibet Pilgrimage | 7-Day 6-Night Pure-Play Group Tour of Lhasa-Nyingchi-Yamdrok Lake-Shigatse Tashilhunpo Monastery

7-Day Pure-Play Tour in Tibet: From Lhasa to Nyingchi and Shigatse, visit highlights such as the Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon, Potala Palace, Yamdrok Lake, and Tashilhunpo Monastery, with special Tibetan/Nepalese meal treats, comfortable accommodation throughout, and a light-luxury itinerary balancing depth and ease, unlocking a new realm of Tibetan travel.

Itinerary Highlights

  • Arrive in Lhasa: Airport/train station pickup + hotel check-in
  • Lhasa → Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon → Nyingchi
  • Nyingchi → Basum Lake → Lhasa
  • One-day Lhasa city tour: Potala Palace + Chakpori + Tibetan cultural experience + Barkhor Street
  • Lhasa → Yamdrok Lake → Karola Glacier → Shigatse
  • Shigatse → Tashilhunpo Monastery → Lhasa
  • Depart Lhasa: Airport/train station drop-off

Practical Information

7 days 6 nights · Lhasa

🧭 Organización del itinerario

D1
Arrive in Lhasa: Airport/Train Station Pickup + Hotel Check-in
The moment you arrive in Lhasa, the entire journey begins at a relaxed pace. Considering the special nature of the high-altitude environment, we have thoughtfully arranged ample time for you to gradually adapt to the altitude, avoiding the discomfort caused by rushing, and allowing your body to meet this land gently and comfortably. [Warm Tips] Free airport/station pickup service is provided (5-9 seats): after tourists arrive, the driver will pick them up and take them to the hotel; travel agency staff will inform you in advance of the hotel check-in method, so please check in on your own. If you do not receive notice, please contact the travel agency staff promptly (see the tour confirmation letter), and they will provide assistance in time. The driver will notify you by phone or text before 22:00 of the meeting time for the next day's departure. Altitude sickness: On the day you arrive in Lhasa, do not do strenuous exercise, and do not take a shower that night to avoid catching a cold. Do not drink alcohol. Drink more water and eat fruit, and do not overeat. Rest more. You may bring your own American ginseng lozenges or health supplements such as rhodiola and Gao Yuan An to relieve altitude sickness. Try not to go out for activities. Maintaining a calm mindset and getting sufficient rest is the best way to prevent altitude sickness. If you feel unwell, go to the hospital promptly for treatment.
🍽️ Breakfast, lunch, and dinner not included 🏨 Shigatse Star-rated Hotel
D2
Lhasa → Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon → Nyingchi
Set off from Lhasa, head to the Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon to take in the stunning scenery, then go to Nyingchi to experience its distinctive charm. [Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon · Magnificent] Follow the Nyang River eastward all the way, and you will arrive at "the deepest crack on Earth"—[Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon]. Entering the canyon in spring, the fresh scent of vegetation drifts into the car window, peach blossoms spread over the cliffs, and petals fall inside with the wind. The river surges with snowmelt, and when you raise your camera to photograph Namcha Barwa, it is often obscured by clouds and mist. Occasionally sunlight leaks through, and the "Shy Maiden Peak" reveals half her face—quickly capture this shyness. In midsummer here, thick green wraps everything. Escape the heat at the viewing platform, watch waterfalls cascade, mist splashing your face, and turn your head to see a rainbow hanging over the forest sea. Listen to the symphony of prayer flags and river water. If Namcha Barwa appears, quickly frame it together with yourself. In autumn the canyon is like a palette. Leaning out the car window to look, maple red flashes past, the river is like silk, and golden farmland dazzles the eyes. Wait at the viewing platform for the setting sun to gild the snow peak, keep pressing the shutter, and every shot is a masterpiece. Entering the canyon in winter, cold wind brushes your face. The snow mountains dazzle, the river's broken ice collides with sound, and splashing waves freeze as soon as they hit the railing. On clear days, Namcha Barwa fully reveals herself. Open your arms for a photo, prayer flags rustle, as if applauding the encounter.
🍽️ Breakfast included, lunch not included, dinner not included 🏨 Suosong Village
D3
Nyingchi → Basum Lake → Lhasa
[Basum Tso · Lake Mirror] Basum Tso is the largest freshwater lake in eastern Tibet. Its shape is like a crescent moon inlaid in high mountains and canyons, and its water is so clear that the bottom can be seen, creating a delightful contrast with the snow mountains. There is a small island in the lake, on which stands Tsozong Gongba Monastery, built in the late Tang Dynasty. The main deities worshipped in the hall include Guru Padmasambhava, Thousand-Hand Guanyin, and the Golden Boy and Jade Girl. Stepping into the Basum Tso scenic area is like entering a landscape painting. The lake water is as green as a gem, shimmering under the sunlight. On the island in the middle of the lake, the thousand-year-old Tsozong Gongba Monastery is solemn and dignified, carrying a rich historical culture. One specialty meal is included that day (which can be arranged at noon or in the evening): stone pot chicken (using local Tibetan chicken as the main ingredient, paired with highland mushrooms such as hand-shaped ginseng and matsutake, slowly stewed in a unique soapstone pot from Medog; the broth is rich and fragrant, and the meat is firm, fully showing the authentic flavor of snow-region ingredients)
🍽️ Breakfast included, lunch not included, dinner not included 🏨 Shigatse Star-rated Hotel
D4
Lhasa City Day Tour: Potala Palace + Chakpori + Tibetan Culture Experience + Barkhor Street
【Potala Palace · Holy Sanctuary】 When sunlight falls on the Potala Palace, this palace complex, the highest in the world, reveals its solemn and sacred appearance. Climb slowly up the steps, and as your fingertips brush the red walls that have endured for a thousand years, it feels as if you can touch the pulse of history. Inside the palace, exquisitely beautiful murals tell of the rise and fall of the Tubo Dynasty, and precious cultural relics glow softly under the light of butter lamps. Standing at the top of the palace and looking down, the whole city of Lhasa comes into view, with distant snow mountains and nearby residences complementing each other, leaving one intoxicated between the weight of history and the vividness of reality. 【Chakpori Hill Viewing Platform · Photography】 The nearby Chakpori Hill viewing platform is an excellent place to photograph a panoramic view of the Potala Palace. Here you can capture the same angle as on the 50-yuan RMB note. 【Tibetan Culture Experience and Barkhor Street · Pulse of Faith】 Now that you are in Lhasa, you can still experience traditional Tibetan handicrafts (Tibetan incense making). Go to the Tibetan culture experience hall to learn how refreshing Tibetan incense is made, and you can also participate in making it by hand, which is entirely different in meaning from buying Tibetan incense. Then step into the lively Barkhor Street. This circular street is Lhasa's oldest commercial street and also an important route for pilgrims walking around to pray. On both sides of the street, Tibetan-style residences and various shops are arranged in picturesque disorder. Prayer wheels turn continuously under the hands of the faithful, making crisp sounds. Strolling through it, you can choose distinctive Tibetan handicrafts, taste sweet butter tea and soft Tibetan pastries, and also see Tibetan compatriots in traditional dress, experiencing the rich Tibetan customs. One specialty meal is gifted on the day (can be arranged at noon or in the evening): Tibetan cuisine or Nepalese cuisine, to experience local customs.
🍽️ Breakfast included, lunch not included, dinner not included 🏨 Lhasa star-rated hotel
D5
Lhasa → Yamdrok Lake → Karola Glacier → Shigatse
Depart from Lhasa, follow National Highway 349 past the azure surface of Yamdrok Lake (Yamdrok Tso), cross the ice tongue area of Karola Glacier, and finally arrive in Shigatse. The total distance is about 350 kilometers, with a drive of 7 hours, taking in snow mountains, sacred lakes, and glacier wonders. [Yamdrok Lake · Spiritual and Holy] It is one of the three great sacred lakes of Tibet, formed when glacial debris blocked the river channel. The lake surface is at an altitude of 4,441 meters, with a water area of 638 square kilometers. Looking down from above, the lake water is like a winding ribbon. Refracted by sunlight, its blue has rich layers, sometimes light blue like the clear sky, sometimes deep blue like a mysterious gem. It is surrounded by snow mountains such as Noijin Kangsang Peak, which is 7,206 meters high and majestic, complementing Yamdrok Lake beautifully. In the lake, 21 small islands are scattered like stars, each with its own characteristics. [Karola Glacier · Wondrous] This glacier can be called "wondrous." Located at the border between Nagarze County and Gyantse County, it is one of the three major continental glaciers in Tibet and the eastern source of the Nianchu River. It backs onto the southern slope of Noijin Kangsang Peak, and the front edge of its ice tongue is at an altitude of 5,560 meters. The upper part of the glacier is a relatively gently sloping ice cap, while the lower part is an ice tongue in the form of a hanging glacier. Its ice surface shines with a cold light under the sun. Features such as crevasses and seracs are extraordinary, as if they were ice and snow wonders carved by nature. Films such as Red River Valley were shot here.
🍽️ Breakfast included, lunch not included, dinner not included 🏨 Shigatse Star-rated Hotel
D6
Shigatse → Tashilhunpo Monastery → Lhasa
Depart from Shigatse to visit Tashilhunpo Monastery and experience the solemnity of the sacred realm, then set off back to Lhasa, ending the journey in the afterglow of the holy city. 【Tashilhunpo Monastery · Sacred Realm】 Located on Jijilangka Road in Shigatse, it is one of the six great monasteries of the Gelug school and the largest monastery in the Tsang region. Its Tibetan name means "Auspicious Mount Sumeru." It covers an area of 150,000 square meters, with 57 scripture halls and 3,600 rooms. The entire monastery is built along the hillside, with golden roofs and red walls, halls rising one after another in balanced density. The Tsokchen Hall is the earliest structure, and the sutra debating courtyard in front can accommodate many monks for debates. Its most stunning treasure is the world's largest bronze Maitreya Buddha enshrined in the Maitreya Buddha Hall—the Jampa Buddha (Buddha of the Future): this gilded colossal statue stands 26.2 meters tall, consuming 279 kilograms of gold and 230,000 jin of brass, and its hand alone can hold three people standing. The Relic Stupa Hall enshrines the stupas of successive Panchen Lamas, and the monastery also houses a large number of precious cultural relics. This is a holy site for Buddhist pilgrims and an excellent place to experience the charm of Tibetan Buddhist culture.
🍽️ Breakfast included, lunch not included, dinner not included 🏨 Lhasa star-rated hotel
D7
Departure from Lhasa: Airport/Train Station Transfer Service
On the morning of leaving Lhasa, set off from the hotel to the airport or railway station. Take one last look at the outline of the Potala Palace stretching in the morning light, and listen as the hum of prayer wheels at the street corner fades into the distance. Your luggage holds fragments of prayer flags and the lingering warmth of butter tea, while the Tibetan scenery outside the window slowly recedes. Upon arriving at the hub, turn around to bid farewell to this plateau. As the plane climbs or the train starts, your heart is already filled with memories of snow mountains, monasteries, and faith, and, covered in travel dust, you head toward home. [Warm Tips] Free station/airport drop-off service is provided (5-9 seats): please provide the travel agency with your outbound flight itinerary or train ticket order in advance so that the free station/airport drop-off service can be arranged.
🍽️ Breakfast included, lunch not included, dinner not included 🏨 /

✅ El precio incluye

· Vehicle: Regular tourist vehicle: 9-seat VIP aviation seats (small group of 6), free pick-up and drop-off vehicles (5-9 seats). · Hotel: Standard double rooms with basic room type (natural single rooms, i.e. king rooms, not guaranteed; no breakfast provided if bed not occupied). · Meals: (6 breakfasts, 2 main meals) Hotel breakfast included throughout, 2 specialty main meals provided (complimentary, no refund if not eaten): Nyingchi specialty meal (stone pot chicken), Lhasa specialty meal (Tibetan meal or Nepalese meal). · Tickets: Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon tickets, Basum Tso scenic area tickets, Potala Palace, Tibetan culture experience, Yamdrok Lake, Karola Glacier, Tashilhunpo Monastery. · Guide: Chinese-speaking guide. · Insurance: Travel accident insurance, tourist vehicle seat insurance, travel agency liability insurance (all three insurances included). · Complimentary: Hanging prayer flags, throwing lungta; free airport/station pick-up and drop-off; one small portable oxygen canister per person; one backup emergency oxygen cylinder (6.8L) provided in the vehicle; one bottle of mineral water (300ml) per person per day.

❌ El precio no incluye

· Single room supplement: Hotels default to two people per room (except dormitory rooms). If you stay in a single room, you must pay the single room supplement. · Loss prevention: As rooms are booked with full payment, any room charges incurred due to itinerary changes midway are at your own expense. · Personal expenses: Laundry, telephone, fax, pay TV, beverages, snacks, tobacco and alcohol, and other personal expenses at the hotel. · Unexpected circumstances: Due to irresistible objective reasons and non-travel agency reasons (such as natural disasters, war, strikes, epidemics, etc.) or special circumstances such as airline flight reasons or insufficient number of registrations, the travel agency has the right to cancel or change the itinerary, and has the right to additionally charge corresponding excess fees. · Round-trip long-distance transportation: Long-distance transportation costs to and from Tibet, such as plane tickets or train tickets, are not included in the tour fee. If you need the travel agency to book on your behalf, an additional fee will be charged.

📌 Información de reserva

· 1. Patients with severe high blood pressure or heart disease are advised not to go to Tibet, and tourists with severe colds should wait until they have recovered before entering Tibet. · 2. Tibet is located on a plateau, and most guests will experience altitude sickness to a greater or lesser degree. As long as you pay attention to rest and eat properly (do not eat too much, which increases the burden on your stomach and intestines) and relax, mild altitude sickness generally disappears in about 1-3 days, so there is no need to worry too much; a very small number of travelers may experience severe altitude sickness, and as long as you communicate promptly with the guide or driver, you can receive timely oxygen or be sent to a hospital. · 3. Because the routes in Tibet are long, much time is spent in the vehicle, and it is unavoidable that meals may not be eaten on time, so please bring some snacks and biscuits. · 4. Due to Tibet's special conditions, please pay attention to keeping warm. On the first day, please try not to take a shower, as showering accelerates blood circulation and increases the body's demand for oxygen. · 5. Tibet has strong sunlight and an especially dry climate, so sunscreen, sunglasses, lip balm, and similar items are essential. · 6. April to November each year is a relatively suitable time to travel to Tibet. · 1. The above itineraries welcome tourists from all over the world to sign up. Tourists from outside the mainland who travel to Tibet should consult customer service in advance to handle the relevant procedures. The above prices do not include tax. · 2. If you cancel the itinerary after registration for personal reasons, the refund standards are as follows: Cancellation more than 20 days before the itinerary starts: free cancellation. Cancellation 19-4 days before the itinerary starts: a penalty of 30% of the deposit paid will be charged. Cancellation within 3 days before the itinerary starts: a penalty of 50% of the deposit paid will be charged. Cancellation 1 day before the itinerary starts: the deposit is non-refundable. · 3. If increased costs are incurred or the itinerary cannot be toured normally due to force majeure factors such as landslides, mudslides, avalanches, floods, earthquakes, and other natural phenomena, or due to airline flight delays or cancellations, according to relevant tourism regulations our agency will not bear the corresponding compensation liability, but we will actively coordinate and handle the matter so that the itinerary can proceed smoothly. · 4. If guests fail to complete activities during the tour or leave the group early for personal reasons, it will be regarded as automatic abandonment, and the fees will not be refunded. · 5. June, July, August, and September each year are the peak season for Tibet tourism. Joining our agency can guarantee Potala Palace tickets. To protect the Potala Palace historic site, only 2,300 tourists can be received each day, so the Potala Palace visit may be moved earlier or later. · 6. Without affecting the originally set standards and attractions, our agency may change the order of attraction visits according to the actual situation on the day of the itinerary. · 7. Patients with severe high blood pressure, asthma, or heart disease should not join the group, and patients with colds should enter Tibet after recovery. · 8. Tibet is a border ethnic minority region, and tourism reception conditions are limited. We hope all tourists will have reasonable expectations, respect the cultural beliefs and living habits of ethnic minority compatriots, and live together harmoniously. · 9. If a natural single room occurs due to gender reasons, our agency will arrange a triple room (or a standard twin room with an extra bed), or the guest will pay the single room supplement. · 10. Shops in scenic areas and Tibetan folk villages are not shopping stops arranged by the travel agency. Please consider carefully. · 11. Optional paid items will be considered according to the group joining time that day and the proportion of participants in favor, and no forced consumption will be imposed.

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